How ProbateHelp Can Help

How to use ProbateHelp guides, calculators, AI answers and EstateManager, with clear limits and routes to professional help.

This guide is part of ProbateHelp's First Steps guide cluster. Estimated reading time: 7 min.

Frequently asked questions

What is free on ProbateHelp?

The public guides, glossary, calculators and general AI question service can be used to understand the process and prepare questions. Product availability and usage limits are shown on the relevant page.

What does EstateManager do?

EstateManager organises estate tasks, evidence, expenses, deadlines, updates and accounts in one workspace. It supports administration records; it does not become the executor or make legal decisions.

Does ProbateHelp give legal advice?

No. ProbateHelp provides general information and organisation tools. It does not create a solicitor-client relationship or replace advice on disputed rights, tax, insolvency, foreign assets, trusts or unusual facts.

How does the AI assistant answer questions?

The assistant retrieves relevant ProbateHelp knowledge and provides source links. It can misunderstand a question or source, so users should check the cited guide and official material before acting.

Can ProbateHelp submit my probate application?

ProbateHelp does not present itself as HMCTS or a probate practitioner and does not submit an application on the user's behalf. It can explain the current official route and help organise the information needed.

When should I stop and use a professional?

Get appropriate legal, tax or valuation help where authority, solvency, a will, a claim, a trust, a business, overseas property, tax treatment or beneficiary identity is uncertain.

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